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combine 10 elect his Republican opponent.
The voto Of the Dependent Pension bill,
which 10 expected to mako the South
&vn al ,alt,1 r.. 4

combine to elect his Republican opponent
The voto Of the Dependent Pension bill
which is expected to mako the South
practically solid for Cleveland, hos had
and will have the reverse effect In the
North. Ninety percent Of the Grand
Army Posts Of tho country have already
taken action, and II resolutions and 20.
titions 50 for anything. their opposition to
the President, should he again be a can.
didate, Is O. ioregono conclusion. 4 His
views on tho tariff are pleasing to some
people in the Northwest and a few New
Englan1ers, but Republican protection.
ist would, on this issue, take from him
Thousands Of Democratic votes In Georgia,
Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia and West
Virginia, all Democratic States. II Blaine
Is the Republican candidate, Cleveland
will retain the Mugwump votes, but will
the mugwumps outnumber the thousands
Of hungry Btalwarts who are disgusted
with mugwumpe1y, or the thousands OF
1rish.AmeriCans who admire Mr.. Blaine,
and who, 'profting by past experience,
will not again bo deceived by atraying
alliteratiye ass, such as Burchard, for in.
stance? ni .Tii az ,!.,F ~
From q Washington point Of view, It is
likely that the main contest for the Re.
pablican nomination will lie between
Blaine and Sherman. Tie party and the
country seem ready to accept either with
enthusiasm. Neither Is likely to lose any
ground during tho next sixteen months,
while both are likely to advance. Both
gentleman occupy a warm place in the
hearts Of the people. Each has the con-
tidence Of both capital and labor. Tho
nomination Of either upon a protective
platform would inspire the Republican
party to victory. But 1t may be- a CON.
promiae man. Many think 1t will be i'm.
possible for either Sherman or Blaine to
secur the nomination. Blaine, who is like
ly to develope the most strength, will name
the man. Who will 1t bs, Is the question.
That he would make ss wise q choics ss
when he named Garfield ls a reasonable
expectation. There are Allison, Of Iowa,
Hiscock, OF New York, Lincoln, Of ILL.
nois, Hawley, Of Connecticut, and half
dozen Others, any ono OF whom would
combine every element necessary to sue
cess. Mr.. Edmunds docs not, at present,
seem to be considerable factor.
By the way, speaking OF Edmunds, re-
minds me- OF g very suggestive picture I
saw displayed in photographers window
on the Avenue, few days since. 1t was
q group representing President Cleveland
and his Cabinet. On the right, and con-
nected with the presidential group by a
blue ribbon, was q large photograph Of
Roscoo Conkling. Upon the left, SINH
larry attached. was a picture Of Senator
Ednunds. The photographer must be
something OF . wag, and not altogether un.
versed in the political lore OF 'S4. S%' 3
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evcrlty OF Con. Butlor's Accident.

New YoRx, Feb. 2s.-A Boston special
aSs: General B. F. Buffers injuries are
Tuca n.y. more serious than at first supposed.
~ n!i doctor said !aDt night that the Gener-
Us " shoulder was badly dislocated, and
@N y. under the most favorable circum-
ssances hia patient would not leave his bed
w lh'es weeks to come. The dislocation
Sa accompanied by rupture Of the lig-
tsasat, caused by throwing the shoulder
sE:a u?ae forward. General Buffers accident
sM seriously interfere with his profes.
sS;l s;Saal engagements, and among other
sta atnss VIII Cause postponement Of the
SJ.aeShat famous boycott case, which was
susa Tssa Tor trial at Plymouth the coming
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THg clerk Of the Senate Is calling the
roll on g bill to put coal, iron, salt and
lumber on theiree list. The name OF Mr..
Lucao Is called. "Aye," answers the Sem
s.Or itom West Virginia. That is bad,
and a Democratic Governor is responsible
torit. The Dsmocratic party is RESPONSE
Bic Tor the Governor. III }j@u6.Gt
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THERE is very suspicious backward.
ness in coming forward with the alleged
secrets Of that part Of Mr.. Bayard's diplo-
macy which relates to the private charac.
ter ot hla appolntees. Mr.. Bayard has
his head in the sand. Y
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A Premature Auaouuc,m,nt

LONDON, Feb. 2s.-The report Of tho
death OF Cardinal Jacobini, which was re.
eeiyed here Saturday afternoon and cabled
honce to New York, proves to hsyo been
premature. The Cardinal sank into a
comatose state and it was generally re.
ported In Rome that ho passed away, Life
was not quite extinct, and he fingered I'LL
noon to-day when he expired. = I1
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NICE, Feb. 2S.-This city has resumed
Its normal condition, people having re-
covered from the earthquake fright. a
slight panic was occasioned yesterday dur
ing the celebration Of mass In the church
OF Notre Dame by the falling Of old plaa-
ter, but tho panic soon subsidized without
having caused harm. y I'M ' $500
ROME, Feb. 2S.-Thirty houses have
fallen in Claris, In consequeucs of the
damage.done by the recent EARTHQUAKE. 4
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0Fths five women hanged in the State
d New York not one more deuervsd it
,hau tho woman whose life was taken yes.
.s'lay. Her confession, published to-day,
which puts the best possible phase on the
c'ine, shows how near she was to the
:sad. She could hardly have done any
thing more unless she had drunk the
Nal ..|....
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VIII Irnvo Tins for Reflection,

z MEADvILLE, Pa, Feb. 2S.-R. P. Burns,
convicted Of placing dynamite cartridge
under the stone building Of man against
whom he had q grudge, was fined $500
and costs, and sentenced to three years at
hard labor in the penitentiary. lfa9 !
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TIE bill passed providing for the study
Of alcoholic effects on the human system,
might have been amended to provide that
eligible candidates in the Legislature
should illustrate in person. ,Fe-. N
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DIED.,

EoURsE7 On Sunday, February q, 1887, at lf:55
ronrro NJ, LtiAN, Ian infant child Of Fred and AnnA
Funeral from tho resdeucc OF la parents, No. t5
Thirty..h!rd street, this afternoon a, O'CLOCK.
Friends OF the family arc Invited. 1n.ermcnt
at Mt Zion Cemetery. .Ea7trI
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Visible Gralu Supulv.

\, ,OalcAco, Feb. 2S.-The visible supply
bs'a!n bss W on February 20, as compiled by
~. IT, secretary oi the Chicago Board OF
sI.as Iaae, shows decrease Of 2, 2G0, 900 bush.
iiSTs i1snsnVW Wheat, a35, 900 bushels Of corn and
'"'o0 bushels Of oats. NJ, p
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Irmsy be-we can't sayi "for sure"-
lbs! Gre long Col. Lucas will be wringlng
his handsand moaning, 8 w y. 7.
upou my head they placed frlitleS crown,
And put barren ccp.rc In my hand. : \ 4 -
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Texaa ynrestirntIon.

WARRINGTON, D. G., Feb. 2s.-1n the
Texas investigation to-day Bernhart Leh'
mann, German barkeeper, was sworn
and examined by MI. Eustis. 4.
He testified that he was q Republican
until that party became 80 corrupt in Its
local administration that he could no
longer continue with 1t. With regard to
the reputation Of the Memorialists he
said Hackwo1th's was bad and schultze
was worse. He had nothing to say againss
Moore. .: s,5s y.
On cross.examination by hlr. Jodon
,,rpeo1 for tha memorialiets. he eaid he
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THERE Is no telling what tho Legislature
may do a: tho extra session, and after
lint The United Statea Senate.
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SIDNEY, Feb. 2S.-The elections in New
South Wales resulted in tho return to tho
Assembly, FREQ Trsdcrg, Al Protection.
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GOVERNOR WILSON put in his thumb
and ho pulled out plumb, and II Is our
DELIBERATE opinion that he got the wrong
Init ~ ~ ~. l. n
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A DIsGusTED POLITICIAN.

Not long since there came q Buffalo
politician to Washington to interview the
President in regard to little matter Of
patronage, He was m old ACQUAINTANCE
Of hlr. Cleveland and they had been part
ners in many local political echeme in
the days when Grover was q professional
place hunter himself-before he waa
known outside Of Erie county, and before
he ever dreamed OF the Presidency, The
gentleman has for many years been a
ward boes in Buffalo, and the time was
when Mr.. Cleveland was ono Of his lieu
tenants aud "hustled" voters at the polls.
The gentleman had been instrumental in
Occurring Mr.. Cleveland's nomination for
Sheriff, having brought him originally to
the front out Of the obscurity Of the ward
in which he lived. OF course, Mr.. OIoye-
land had every reason to remember crate.
fully this Buffalo boss, and one would
naturally suppose that when he came to
look for patronage he would receive cor
dial reception, and be invited to tea or
something stronger. Well, he got moth.
ing Of the kind. Beyond formal hand
shake, and polite inquiry about his
health, he received no courtesy. When
the question Of patronage was brosched
he waa gruifly informed that this was not
q spoils administration" The requeat for
place was answered by reference to
the Presidents remarks on civil service re.
form in his inaugural, his messages to
Congress, and sundry other state docu.
ments, Of which he was the author, MO
Smarting under the "indignity," the
Buffalo boss turned to 90. Before leaving
the room, however, he again faced his
companion Of days forever gone, and de-
livered himself something after this fash-
ion: ~ MAJ. z RI 3 I
"See here, Grover, old pal, 1 don't uu.
derstand this. It has only been q iew
years ago since you we're passing around
tickets for me at the polls in Buffalo. You
we're glad enough then to accept reward
for your political services to the gang, and
we gave you the reward because we
thought you deserved it. That was when
we made you sheriff. I had heard that
you had been led off by these ney.ispgled
notions, but wouldn't believe 1t, The
gang wouldn't believe 1t, and I told 'eun
I'd come down and see for myeeli. I nm
sorry to return and report that being ele-
vated to this job haa turned your head,
and that instead OF the hustlin' Grove we
used to know, you've turned out tho most
ungratetul civil service reform crank
ever saw. Goodbye. II you're candi.
date in 1888 don't come to Buffalo. The
old gangmight snub you, and that wouldn'
be pleasant H. ". X. = :! "a
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HER Last HOURS,

At II 80 o'clock the 6herif'a jury was
ordered into the jul yard while Sheriff
Cook, under Sheriff Rice, and tho depu-
ties end physiclans proceeded to Mrs.
Druse's cell. When they reached there
Mrs. Druse sat weeping and holding her
daughter Mary's boquet in her hands and
wearing some Of her flowers about her
breast. Mrs. Waterman, her death.watch,
stood by her aide sobbing. Rev. DR..
Powell sat in front Of her while her coun.
sci, q. D. Luce, Chaplain Durston and
the deputies and physicians stood about
the door of the coll. Sheriff Cook began
reading the death warrant and respite oi
Governor Hill at II :37, and Mra. Druse'a
pulse was 50 at ll:40. Just before tho
march to the gallows was commenced 1t
raised to 90. 10 those who offered to as.
assist Mrs. Druse in arising Dr.. Powell
said: "She will bear herself we'll and does
not need any assistance" Sheriff Cook
under Sheriff Rice led the procession, fol.
lowed by Rev. Dr.. Powell, Mrs. Druse
and the physicians in the order named
Mrs. Druse was dressed in black cash
mere with lace edgiug on the neck and
sleeves. She wore small shawl over hel
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

It is tho opinion Of many Reputlica MS
that the very causes which are likely to
secure Cleveland denomination will
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Ghe qtteuiiqetttt,:.
In, Nos. 80 md ~ Fourteenth Street,
pwE arc coming, Father Abraham"
Now we think it Ia the Democracy that
q ''going to go.' s"0p,O0 il@3r

BEWARE the extra session, Governor. II
n,y have fun with you.
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YEs, frank Tree trader" Bourbon" and
all .hat-but It tour funeral, don't you
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WAS MORE lERCIFUL
THAN HER HUSBANDS DEATH
Tho Execution Yesterday Of Mrs. Druse, oi
Now York, for His Misunderstanding
Scenes netoro tho Hnnging-story Of
tho Hevoltlng me--Confession. il.

HERKlMER, N. Y, Fob. 2s.--Mrs. Drus,
was hanged to-day in the jail yard for tn,
murder Of her husband. Mrs. Druse va!
the fifth woman hanged in New. Yorl
State, and 1t is thirty.Ave yearu since ar
event Of this character has taken place
William Druse, the murdered husband
resided with his iamily-Mrs. Druse, thel,
daughter Mary, their son George, and
their nephow, George Gates, on farm at
Warren, Herkimer county. On the morn.
ing Of December IS, 1854, Druse arose,
built fire In the kitchen stove and 70.
paired 10 the barn to do chores. Before
he returned the other members of the
family had eaten breakfast, which caused
quarrel betwesn tho man and his wife.
Mrs. Druse called the children into nm.
other room aud ordered them to assist her
to put the old man out Of the way" She
handed loaded revolver to Frank Gates
and a rope to her daughter, md told them
to help her make a "aure job Of it."
The Gates boy entered the kitchen, and
while behind Druse, who was seated at
table, he ared two shots, both Of which
took effect. Mary threw tho rope around
her father 8 neck and dragged him from
his chair to the floor. As ho Attempted
to rise Mrs. Dyuse took the revolver from
Frank and emptied the remaining bullets
into her husbands body. Druso had lie
enough to beg the murderers to spare him,
but Mrs. Druse seized an ak and struck
blow after blow on the neck Of the diving
victim, till his head was severed from the
trunk. Tho body was cut up by Mrs.
Druse and Mary, while the boys watched
outside the house, and after the flesh had
been boiled in the kettle 1t was fed to the
hogs. The bones were burned in stove
and the charrsd remains we're placed in
q box and q bag and hidden in swamp.
Mrs. Druse was thrice sentenced to be
hung, the last time being on December
20. The Governor granted reprieve to
February %, pending the decision Of the
Legislature on the bill to abolish the
death penalty in the case Of women, but
the measure having failed to become q
law, the preparations to carry the sen.
tence into effect were resumed, and every.
thing was in readiness for the execution,
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Congreasman.elect Hogs, Of Fl. Pleas
ant, is in the city. AIr. Gibson is intro
ducing him among tho Representatives
and making him familiar with the work
of n statesman. IA "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23
NCHOWA

w Crawford Co., Ind, 20
stato lynchowanych dwoch
mfokosow, ktorzy czternasto-
letnia d%ziewczyne brutalnie
z~gwafcili, a potem przywiaza-
ma do drzewa, oddali ma pa
stwe losu. Zbrodn1arzy po-
wieszono ma zgietym przez 6
mezczyzn wierzcho1ku MIC.
diego, mocnego drzewa, potem
szybko ga}ezie puszczono, cha.
Ia podlecialy 20 stop wysoko
i re zfamanemi karkami ska.
zani upadli.
Take barbas2yiiskje trace
MIA zachodzi]yby pewnie mniej
czesto, goyby prawodawstwo
W Ameryce ME znajdowafo
sic w talk nedznym stanie.
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POsZukiWanie.

Jozef Andrzcjewski, moi brat stry-
jeczny, pochodzaey Z Wierzch, W pc.
wiecie swieckim, W Prusach Z%achodnich,
Cd lat 10 bawjacy Ameryce, prawie
5 lat ME dal mi o sobie zadIei wiado-
mcsci. - Ma ostatku mieszka4 w Mil
waukce.
Jeieli Jeszcze zyje, niechaj do mnie
sig zglosi, a ~niewym6wna sprawl mi
radost, DO j ia i Gala moja r~oGzina
serdecznie Ia MIN tesknimy.
Talk samo presze kazdego mnego.
majaccgo o moim stryjecznym bracie
pewne wiesci, ably mi raczyl cokolwiek
o MIN doniesG i TEN samem ~poc.cszyt
stroskanego rodaka, kt6ry "a te brater-
ska przysluge z cory scrdeczne pose1a
podziekowanie.
I'm -Andrsejewshl
S7G Fourth Str, Winona, MINI.
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oy}o sprawdzanie dobroci dziaf
dostarczanych przez Kruppa,
zamawianienowych t. p. Gym.
nosci.
Majqc zapewniona sobie tan
tyeme, zebraf przez lat kllka-
nascie kapitaf, "a kt6ry zaku-
pic chciat majqtek ziemski
pod Nowym Saczem, reszte
zycia spedzi6 W kraju i syna
wychowaG ma dobrego obywa-
tela Polski. W tym celu przy-
byf w T.. 1887 do Gallcyi.
Gdy zanosifo sic ma wojne z
Moskwq, - Rad austryacki
wezwaf jenera1a Langiewicza
do Wiednia ma narade. Pred
miot narady jest nam niewla~
domy, - domyslamy sic go
tylko.
Z Wiednia powrocif jcneral
Langiewicz do Konstantyno-
pola, azeby ztamtad przybyc
juz ma sta1y pobyt do Galicyl.
Niestety, zyczenie to najser-
deczniejsze ME zostafo spe}nio-
mem, - jeneraf Langiewlcz
magic umarI W Konstantynopo-
lu llgo maja 1887 =. zafoWa-
ny przez tych wszystkich, kto.
rzy mieli sposobnosG poznac
lego prawy charakter.
By1 to czlcwiek cichy, skro-
mny, dobry i wcale niezasfu-
zyl ma talk lekcewa2qce wspo.
mnienie, jake zamiescif Gonec
WeKopozsh1.
We Lwowie urzqdzono "a
jego dusze zalobne nabozen-
stwo i ma MEM oddano hold
jego pamieci.
Gorqco kochaf Polskq i stu
zy1 jej wed]ug moznosci i "a
to mu MECH bedzie czesG!
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z NEW Y0RKU
10 cZerWca.
%Szanowny Winrusie!

Szanowny Wnrusic!
Czyta1em W Wiorusie diva
sprawozdania 4 obchodu uroczvsto-
sci 8 maja j wog6le uznaje ,jc ia
zgadzajqce sic 3 prawda. Prosil-
bym jcdnakze dodac ~jeszcze naste-
pujqcych kilka uwag.
Pan T ops czyli BRIO
Z ii k Z swa godna ma}zonka
wymyslali od su~hiusy2aow, swoteczy
j passed. IRON Paw Xxi
k~rzyczal: = Zfodzicje, pana Jer-
zmanowskiego okrast chcq, socya-
lisci, anarchisci, lobuzy.... - Pan
S 9 $ Z y ii $ k i wo}al: - Policvi,
policyi!!! Aresztujemy Pana!
ia ma to sic ME odzywalem,
tylko dalej ciqgnq}em move, q
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co Sic DZIEJE
w parafii mazurskiej
Jersey City.
Jersey City, Is czerwca
kochany Majsterku!

Aocllally Ma)Stefku.
Pewnie ci wiadomo, 2e my
tutaj w Jersey City many
nasz zbor mazurski i ma
szego chrzesciahskiego probo-
szcza,a poniewaz %mysmyPola-
cy TAX dobrze, jak wy, choc
;nne.j WARY, vice bqdz Ia
skaw te moja correspondent
eva W wasze.j polskiej gazecie
umlescic.
Co tn sic dzieje z nasza
chrzesciahskq parahq i koscio-
'em, to przechodzi wszelkie po-
jecia.
Nasz ksiqdz GZou6enshlllcr
gorzej z MANI postepuje, ami
zeli to Z wolf rzqdu pruskie-
60 czyni]y q MANI nasze pa
story ewengielickie W starym
kraju Ma kochanych pr"skich
Mazurach. Spiew polski ruguje
2 kosciofa, a tylko trzem die
ciom Cd $40 lat troche star
szej dziewczynce ka2e spiewaG
po angielsku. Chcia1 ko%niecznie
p~rzcprowadzic, ably Spiew W
kosciele by4 ty]ko niemiecki /
nawet juz oznajmi1 to z ambo-
ny, ale wowczas odezwafy sic
gfosy, ably ]epiej pc chihsku
spiewano. Widzqc tedy powsze-
chine oburzenie w parafii, o.
swiadczy&, re poniewaz W
Ameryce jest jezyk krajowy
angielski, wiec jeszcze lepie:i,
,jezeli ME pc niemiecku, lecz
tylko pc angielsku[ II ko-
sciele spiewat bedq.
Jest tn biedny organista
Polak, CODY nam pieknie "a
grac umiaf do liturgii, ale
ksiqdz Glaubenshller ME chca
ko przyjqc, mowiac, lie jak by
byf Polak, to by wydawaf ma
niego pred parafiq i ieszcze
wiecej byfoby intryg. Kosciel-
nego Polaka tel wyrzucif z
koscio}a, a frzy.jaf lrlandczyka
mtodego, a paraflan straszy,
2e to detektyw. Ma Choir ME
wolno zadnemuP olakowi wejsG;
ten ni5y detektyw go Fanny
ka i pilnuje.
Pewnie to bedzie raziio
vase uszy katolicNie ale pro-
sze uwzglednit, Re pisze o ko-
sciele obrzadku ewangielicko
chrzescianskiego, a zarazem
przyjat odemnie szczere wy
znanie, re JUL i nam sic ia
kie zgorszeEia przykrza i pra-
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$4,000
NAGRODY

odbierze, kto wskazc l5ibliotcke
Polskq pod Mr.. Az North 3rl Str,
o ktdrej donidsf tutcjszy korcspon-
dent do gazet warszawskich.
Polskiei bibliotcki wcaIe ME
ma W Jersey City, a W wskazancm
przez niesumienncgo correspondence
miejscu jest dom .drewniany, bar
do brudny, utrzymywany przez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23

Amerykanina, SO lat W MIN miesz-
kajacego. Ma W tym domu sk}ad
ga}ganow i butelek cd sodowei
woody.
Robohuik RlsEi
~ Jersey City
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23

S "oASS'SA HASSO oNiSt
ia, m6wiac: - ia Gle kaze scia-
gnat - wtenczas odezwa} sic: =
Zbytecznic mnie przestrzegac, le-
piej kazaG natychmiast!!.. P6lb6zek
odzywa sic do w}adcy Olimpu:
Panic, trzeba, ably woj sko zacze}o
d%e6lowat, = do ch}opcow pisz-
cza}kami VIOLA zas: = Ch4opcy
bebnit!!.. Major stzelcow komendc-
ruje = Ma ramie broh! = tn
bebny tram! = tram. - tram....
Jerzmanowski: - ia panu ME
dozwalam movie!
ia: - Publicznosc s}ucha =
ME ustapie, dop6ki publicznosc mi
mi g}osu ME odbierze.
G}osy Z publicznosci: Krza-
nowski, krzanowski!- Oponowa}y
tylko dwie kobiety, Toporski, Pa
w}owski, Landecki j kilku innych.
PawfowSki: - Won ztad, z}o-
dzicju, podlecu! - Ty ma pana
Jerzmanowskiego mowisz, q prze-
ciez on jest twoim panem!
ia: Mic jest moim ranem,
lecz tylko, o lie wien, rodakicm.
Paw}owski: - Zycie twoje
jest W reku jego. I'opamietasz -
~stracisz robote!
Tu dodam, re mic przeciwko
Recommendations ME m6wifcm.
Wczwa}em tylko ku J'sohcowi TO-
dak6w, ably sic jedndezyli i 3 po-
sr6d sicbie zawsze tylko wybiarali
ludzi najzdolnicjszych, znanych re
swych prac i zas}ug oko}o dobra
Narodu, by ME wierzyli kretaczom
politycznym.
Jcrzmanowski: - ~Sp5zniona
pora - przestah pan!
PublicznoSc: - Krzanowski -
Krzanowski..
Skoro strzelcy przedefilowali,
odezwaf sic p, Krzanowski: - Otto
pan Ka}ussowski, veteran 4 80
roku. Zyczy sobie mice mowe -
prosze o spokojnosG - przyiiecha1
umyslnic \ Washington.
KaFuSsowski sic jakos wykreca.
Ja:.- Jak to: Ola mnie "a
pozno, a dla pana kalussowskiego
ma bye dosyc czasu:
Paw}owski Topdr:- Widzisz,
s%unkinsynu, cos zrobi}. = Veteran
ME moze movie, Il Washingtonu
p%rzyjecha1!
Otoczenie naszc chcia1o sic
wzlasc do piescl. ia zauwazywszy
to-, movie: - Bracia, ME no to
przybylismy, ably sic bic lub wy
myslat, lecz tylko, ably w~ynurzyc
nasz Dol, uskarzyc sic ma nasza
niedole. CT panowie chca zaglu-
szyG CLOS prawdy, DO wiedz2, re
pc ich stronie pod}ost i gwa}t,
lecz Il mas moralne zwyciestwo!
Znow6z: = Mech zyje lud polski!
= Smicrt tyranom i wyzyskiwa-
czom >p6}eczenstwa naszego!!
Oni: = Mech Zvie Polska,
PAM Topor ciezkim g}osem 2
ch?ypkq VIOLA: = Zdrajcy!
Top6r: - Szlachte napadaja-
my napiszem o was, zobaczycie,
co bedzic 3 wami!
la to wykrcSlili mnic y Tow.
3 Maj w N. ", wy1acznie ~ mo-
we. Podatek bowiem ~op}aca}em
rcgularnie i wszelkicmi Sifami sta
ralem sic o rozwoj towarzystwa.
By} tel moze j~eszczc inny po-
wGd wykreslenia mnic Il Towarzy-
silva. Top6r jest sekretarzem 3
maja - "a kazde posiedzenic po-
biera diva dolary j navel kasycra
pensye soble przyw}aszczy}. Razu
iednego, kiedy komisya robi}a "a
chunk rocznc, zauwazy}em, re
ksiazka by}a nieporzadnic prowa-
dzona i poskrobana. Chcia}em to
zaraz p~oruszyt, lecz DIR. Lcwan-
d owsk j, zmiarkowawszy moi
zamiar, predko zamkna4 posiedze-
ME. Chcia}em tez wniesc nova re-
forme 60 do Kasy chorych, ably
kazdemu cz1onkowi w razic cho
roby nalezytosd by}a wyp}acona =
lccz MIN to zdo4a}em uczynit, wy
kreslono mnie Z T~owarzystwa a
nota bene, do dzisiaj ~jcszczc mnle
nryalnun n 4on pio ,,rolD,.